does anyone know if ican use a 128mb ram chip from a
clamshell ibook in a wallstreet rev 2 in the lower slot?
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does anyone know if ican use a 128mb ram chip from a
clamshell ibook in a wallstreet rev 2 in the lower slot?
Yes you can.
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thanks for your help
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does anyone know if ican use a 128mb ram chip from
a
clamshell ibook in a wallstreet rev 2 in the lower
slot?
Yes you can.
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have a relative abundance of Wallstreet RAM
(over 1 gig, split between upper and lower) and I have a Pismo on the
way that only has 192 RAM.
sell all of it on Low end swap use $$ for new
I am tempted to just buy new RAM and max it out cheap-like, but it will
set me
My Fellow PowerBook-philes,
I was wondering -- is the RAM on a Wallstreet compatible with the RAM on
a Pismo?
The reason I ask is that I have a relative abundance of Wallstreet RAM
(over 1 gig, split between upper and lower) and I have a Pismo on the
way that only has 192 RAM.
I am tempted
I have a wallstreet with 512 mb kingston ram, when i look at kingstons site
it seams to be the same memory they sell for wallstreet and pismo, pb100/256
can i use the ram from my wallstreet in a pismo?
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I was not able to get to 512 ram even with name brand ram in my
Wallstreet. This was probably due (in part) to the Powerlogix upgrade
card I also installed. Some readers have reported having the upgrade
card and the 512 ram, while others had the same problems. As far as I
know, no one really
My Reply follows quote. On 24/02/2004 09:41 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
Another cogent question from my initial inquiry to which no one has yet
responded, is whether two identical low-profile chips can be used in a
WallStreet, whose construction allows (or requires???) one high-profile and
one
I believe the reason for one Low Profile is that a larger one won't fit
on the underside of the processor card. Not enought clearance between
the DIMM and the logic board.
Ken
It's because a full sized SO-DIMM is too long to fit. The RAM slot
is too close to the edge of the daughter card, and
On Feb 24, 2004, at 8:34 AM, G-Books wrote:
From: Stanton Mitrany [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: WallStreet RAM upgrade question
Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2004 12:41:02 -0500
Thanks, Kind Folk, for your thoughtful input!
Another cogent question from my initial inquiry to which no one has yet
responded
If I'm upgrading the Ram in my Wallstreet 233, is it permissible to use a
pair of low-profile 256MB SODIMMs in it, instead of one high and one low
profile? Will I still get 512MB of usable RAM?
Thank you!
stanton
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on 23/02/04 14:56, Stanton Mitrany at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I'm upgrading the Ram in my Wallstreet 233, is it permissible to use a
pair of low-profile 256MB SODIMMs in it, instead of one high and one low
profile? Will I still get 512MB of usable RAM?
A lot of Wallstreet users have
I was not able to go above 256 mb in my Wallstreet (128 in each slot,
Kingston Memory) with the Powerlogix 466 processor installed, anything
above
this gave the window breaking sound and no start-up.
Using the stock card from Apple (233mhz), I was able go higher to 384
mb.
Is there any trick
I would have to think that your #1 theory would be more likely, since
according to Powerlogix, the cards were all the same (this could be the
problem if half of the cards were made with the address wiring different).
You actually captured the rom in flash using a small utility from original
card
I have seen many posts with upgraded ram for the Wallstreet, well above
Apple's max limit of 192.
I was not able to go above 256 mb in my Wallstreet (128 in each slot,
Kingston Memory) with the Powerlogix 466 processor installed, anything above
this gave the window breaking sound and no start-up.
is working famously. I think you might want to try some other
sodimms.
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Subject: Re: Wallstreet Ram Upgrade
I was not able to go above 256 mb in my Wallstreet
I have a Wallstreet with two PC-133 256meg chips. One is 2-2-2 and one is 2-2-
3. Does anyone know the difference. My laptop seems to be having problems with
the ram. Any ideas on how to fix this?
geno.
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On 3/13/03 1:03 PM, Geno Endicott [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
I have a Wallstreet with two PC-133 256meg chips. One is 2-2-2 and one is 2-2-
3. Does anyone know the difference. My laptop seems to be having problems with
the ram. Any ideas on how to fix this?
2-2-2 is slightly
On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 01:03 PM, Geno Endicott wrote:
I have a Wallstreet with two PC-133 256meg chips. One is 2-2-2 and one
is 2-2-
3. Does anyone know the difference. My laptop seems to be having
problems with
the ram. Any ideas on how to fix this?
the -2 RAM is CAS-2, while
On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 02:31 PM, Andrew Johnson wrote:
On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 01:03 PM, Geno Endicott wrote:
I have a Wallstreet with two PC-133 256meg chips. One is 2-2-2 and one
is 2-2-
3. Does anyone know the difference. My laptop seems to be having
problems with
OK Bus/Ram/MHz question. they made a 233, a 266, and a 300 Mhz of the powerbook
I have. They all run with 66MHz bus. If the bus is 66Mhz, shouldn't all the
processors end in mulitplues of 3? And if the bus is 66MHz, why do they use PC-
100 ram. And my biggest question, will PC-133 work?
geno.
On Tuesday, March 04, 2003, at 04:16PM, Geno Endicott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK Bus/Ram/MHz question. they made a 233, a 266, and a 300 Mhz of the powerbook
I have. They all run with 66MHz bus. If the bus is 66Mhz, shouldn't all the
processors end in mulitplues of 3? And if the bus is
On 3/4/03 5:59 PM, Jeremy Derr [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the Cybertrough:
it's also worth noting that very, very few processors run at exactly their
marketed clock speed. a 233MHz processor is (IIRC) really only running at 232
and change.
I will add to that by saying that my TiBook 667
they use PC66, PC100, or PC133... each 'faster' ram speed is backwards
compatible with the slower speed machines. FWIW, PC66 and PC100 aren't even
manufactured anymore afaik -- it's all PC133.
Hi this thread has me at the moment.
If the ram is backwards compatible
This means the stick
On Tuesday, March 04, 2003, at 05:10PM, victoria [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi this thread has me at the moment.
If the ram is backwards compatible
This means the stick of pc 133 ram that I got for my ibook that turned up a
133mhz bus ram and my profiler says (not compatible) must in fact be
on 04/03/03 23:10, victoria at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi this thread has me at the moment.
If the ram is backwards compatible
This means the stick of pc 133 ram that I got for my ibook that turned up a
133mhz bus ram and my profiler says (not compatible) must in fact be busted.
It
I found a good deal on a 256mb PC133 sodimm a couple of weeks ago at circuit
city. I didn't expect it to work in my 250mhz Wallstreet, but since it was
local and I could return it if it didn't I thought I would give it a try.
This is my first mac, just recently purchased. I am currently running os
Al wrote concerning the Ram on a Wallstreet. Here is something i
recently found out:
bill
At 1:18 PM -0500 7/1/02, Shane Buehn wrote:
Hello
Your computer can actually take 512MB. You will need a low profile and a
high profile chips. I will list the price and part number of each.
256MB CL2
Al wrote concerning the Ram on a Wallstreet. Here is something i
recently found out:
bill
At 1:18 PM -0500 7/1/02, Shane Buehn wrote:
Hello
Your computer can actually take 512MB. You will need a low profile and a
high profile chips. I will list the price and part number of each.
256MB CL2
I am trying to install a 256 Mb RAM on the lower slot of a
PowerBook Wallstreet (second generation, I think), which already has a
128 Mb on the upper slot.
But when I switch the machine on again, Apple system profiler
(either on OS 9 or X) only detects 256 Mb... Until now, I
This is my configuration (128 bottom/256 top) on my
300Mhz WS - works fine.
- Jeff Lentz
--- Andrew Chong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
According to GURU the max capacity of the lower slot
is 128, The top
slot will take 256
I am trying to install a 256 Mb RAM on the
lower slot of a
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